Garden Sprayers to Change Drive Oil
#8
Platinum Member
Platinum Member
Yep. Same here with the garden sprayer.
Just cut off the metal end of the sprayer (leaving the valve intact, of course), zip-tie the clear plastic hose with the drive's screw-in fitting onto the end, and viola! And as mtgbiker mentioned, you can drill a hole into the canister and install a tire valve so you can fill it with compressed air and not have to pump. Works awesome.
Something like the pic below.
Oh, and this sprayer tool also works excellent for bleeding brakes on your truck!
Just cut off the metal end of the sprayer (leaving the valve intact, of course), zip-tie the clear plastic hose with the drive's screw-in fitting onto the end, and viola! And as mtgbiker mentioned, you can drill a hole into the canister and install a tire valve so you can fill it with compressed air and not have to pump. Works awesome.
Something like the pic below.
Oh, and this sprayer tool also works excellent for bleeding brakes on your truck!
#10
VIP Member
VIP Member
I use a 5 gallon bucket and the lid with a big pump on it....but my drives take 4.5 gallons each. It works quite well for me.
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